Sanur, Denpasar · Bali
Clear legal help for foreigners in Indonesia
Visas, land certificates and court representation, explained in your language by a team that works with expatriates, investors and travellers every day.
- 4 languages
- Local knowledge
- Confidential
What we handle
The three problems foreigners face most
Short answers to the issues we see most often. Every case is different, so send us the details.
Visas and immigration
Staying legally is the foundation of everything else in Indonesia.
- Choosing the right visa or stay permit (KITAS, KITAP, investor, family)
- Extensions, conversions and renewals before they expire
- Overstays, fines and immigration office inquiries
Land certificates and property
Foreigners cannot hold freehold land (SHM) directly, so the structure matters.
- Checking a land certificate before you pay anything
- Hak Pakai, HGB, leases and company structures explained
- Review of sale, lease and notarial documents
Criminal and civil representation
If something goes wrong, the first hours and days count.
- Support during police questioning and detention
- Representation in criminal and civil court proceedings
- Contract, property and business disputes
How we work
Simple, transparent steps
Tell us your situation
Write to us or use the assistant. Give us your location, your status and the documents involved.
We review the facts
We check the documents and the rules that apply to you, including the competent office.
You get a clear plan
We explain the options, the risks and the next steps in your language before you decide.
Why people choose us
- English
- Bahasa Indonesia
- Русский
- العربية
Your language
Service in English, Russian, Indonesian and Arabic, with no lost meaning.
Local, on the ground
Based in Sanur, familiar with the offices and courts of Bali.
Honest advice
We tell you what is possible and what is not. No guarantees, no pressure.
FAQ
Quick answers
Can a foreigner own land in Indonesia?
Not as freehold (Hak Milik/SHM), which is reserved for Indonesian citizens. Foreigners can hold other rights such as Hak Pakai or use a lawful structure such as a PT PMA or a lease. The right option depends on your situation.
I overstayed my visa. What should I do?
Do not ignore it. Act before the situation worsens and get advice on the correct procedure with the immigration office.
I was contacted by the police. Do I need a lawyer?
You have the right to legal assistance. Contact us as early as possible, ideally before giving a statement.
Do you give fixed prices online?
No. We first review your case, then discuss our services with you directly.
Contact
Tell us what happened
Send us your location, your status (tourist, resident, investor) and what you need. We reply by email.